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The space creates a whimsical sight for visitors

Past designs have included Ferarris outfiited with their own drivers, all covered in flowers, of course. “This country is given beautiful weather for seven months… with a little care, you can get a really beautiful production. With more than 45 million flowers, the 18-acre has a claim to be the biggest flower garden in the world. When all of its flowers are in full bloom, the full-size aircraft structure has some five million flowers. Advertisement 6 of 13 Getty Images/Raquel Maria Carbonell Pagola Petal to the Metal It's also not uncommon to find a variety of vintage and new cars decked out in floral arrangements.5 million-square-foot indoor theme park to a sprawling indoor ski resort. Visitors will feel as though they're walking through an immersive art exhibit as they explore the quirky and intricate displays that make up the garden. We’ve put together a collection of images that show just how stunning this garden is.August 01, 2017 Dubai is a city known for its extreme attractions, from a massive 1.5 million people visit each year. Advertisement 2 of 13 Courtesy of Dubai Miracle Garden A Floral Paradise Opened on Valentine’s Day of 2013, the garden has become a popular location today for nature lovers and for capturing unforgettable wedding photos..

 

Advertisement 13 of 13 Courtesy of Dubai Miracle Garden Coming Back For the Year Dubai Miracle Garden operates on a seasonal basis, and will once again open its doors to visitors on November 1 of this year through May 31, 2018. “People get tired of malls, closed places. Props help make the scene all the more whimsical, with upside-down cars, flamingos, and parrots. Advertisement 4 of 13 Courtesy of Dubai Miracle Garden Blossoming Bouquets It took 60 days and 400 people to create the garden, where more than 60 different varieties of flowers, including those like petunias and geraniums that are rare to the Middle East, thrive.. 3 of 13 Getty Images/Mitesh_kothari Romance Throughout Large archways in the shape of hearts that sit covered in flowers invite guests inside the park. But perhaps what’s most fascinating about the natural space is that it's in the middle of the desert.  1 of 13 Courtesy of Dubai Miracle Garden In Full Bloom The Dubai Miracle Garden is located in Al Barsha South and is a mega garden that’s located right in the middle of a desert. Advertisement 8 of 13 Courtesy of Dubai Miracle Garden The Biggest One of All Dubai Miracle Garden is also where you'll find the biggest flower arrange in the world, a replica of an Emirates Airbus A380 that sits covered in more than 500,000 fresh flowers and plants.

 

The space creates a whimsical sight for visitors, who are treated to floral structures in an array of bold colors. Take a look and see for yourself. Designs change each season.I hope people will understand that this country is not only for extremes in concrete and steel,” Rahhal said. Advertisement 11 of 13 Courtesy of Dubai Miracle Garden Life in the Desert To help the flowers grow, the garden installed an irrigation system that re-uses waste water through drip irrigation, using materials like capillary mats and polymers to retain and distribute the water, Abdel Nasser Y.. Rahhal of Akar Landscaping Services and Agriculture told NBC.” Advertisement Copper Nickel welding wire Manufacturers 12 of 13 Courtesy of Dubai Tourism A Calm Oasis The outdoor area offers a relaxing retreat from hustle of city life. More than 1. The mesmerizing Dubai Miracle Garden is another on the list. Advertisement 5 of 13 Getty Images/Hany Mahmoud Playful Designs Walk the grounds of the park and you'll see blooming designs that range from budding pyramids and stars to igloos, heart, and dazzling peacocks doused in flowers. Advertisement 7 of 13 Getty Images/Iain Masterton Flower Street You'll even see clusters of homes that make up what looks like an entire neighborhood blanketed in a colorful array of buds. Advertisement 10 of 13 Courtesy of Dubai Miracle Garden Walkways of Wonder When you're in need of some rest or shade, there are even flower beds that create a marvelous shaded archway for you to gaze up at. Advertisement 9 of 13 Courtesy of Dubai Miracle Garden Imagination Soars  Imaginative designs are found through the garden, from giant pots that are spilling out hundreds of flowers to windmills and even a replica of the Burj Khalifa that all provide a kaleidoscope of colors thanks to the many tiny plants that adorn them

That’s the recommendation of etiquette

You probably do a lot of tipping these days, at restaurants, hair and nail salons, even if you ride in an Uber or Lyft. But do you leave a tip for housekeeping when you stay in a hotel? And if you do, do you leave a tip every day so different housecleaners get some of the cash? Almost a third of Americans don’t tip hotel housekeepers, while just 3 percent don’t tip restaurant staff, according to a survey by TripAdvisor. Related: How to Tip in 25 Countries Around the World A few years ago, the Marriott hotel chain started a new program to put envelopes in their rooms reminding visitors to tip. But the effort in some ways backfired, instead raising questions about whether the hotels adequately pay their staff. brazing alloys Frequent traveler Amy Dampier often stays in hotels while on business and said she does not usually leave tips. “I have tipped for stays at luxury, vacation, or spa-like places,” she said. If she does, the amount is “based on how long I stay and what kind of cash denominations I have on hand. Anywhere from $2 to $5 per night.” Aaron Olbur also travels frequently and said he didn’t used to tip because he didn’t know he needed to, but started when his “mother-in-law told me that it was the right thing to do.” He usually leaves $5 to $10 because it “sounds like a good round number in my head, and overall it is a nice gesture.”

 

That’s the recommendation of etiquette expert Lizzie Post, who told Travel + Leisure recently hotel guests should leave a few dollars every day, since different people clean the room each day. She added that you should leave a note so the housekeeper knows the money is meant for him or her. Rachel Gumpert, a spokeswoman for Unite Here, a hotel and hospitality workers' union, said she hopes hotel visitors leave $1 to $5 a night “as a recognition of the often invisible work hotel housekeepers do that although unseen is integral to an exceptional guest experience.” “The schedules and room assignments of housekeepers varies, so tipping daily is the best way to ensure the workers providing you a standout stay aren't accidentally passed over,” she added. Gumpert said housekeepers are usually women who “are providing excellence in service that often includes a very challenging work load and grueling physical labor.” Median wages for hotel housekeepers are $9.28 an hour, she said, though union hotels pay more. Union hotel workers clean 16 rooms a day, while non-union hotel workers can clean more than 30. But union or not, Gumpert said guests should tip.